Impact Socket 36 mm 1" (6-point) Rockforce RF-48536

Rockforce RF-48536 is a 36 mm impact socket with a 1" drive and a 6-point design, engineered for use with impact wrenches and high-torque tools. Constructed for demanding automotive and industrial environments, this socket is intended to engage hexagonal fasteners securely and transfer torque efficiently while resisting wear under repeated impact loading.

Advantages

The 6-point configuration minimizes rounding of fastener corners and provides full-face contact for strong torque transfer. The 1-inch drive size allows compatibility with heavy-duty impact wrenches and torque multipliers used in workshop and field service settings. Manufactured from impact-rated steel with a heat-treated finish, the socket offers enhanced durability and resistance to deformation under high torque and shock loads.

Suitable for

• Removal and installation of large hexagonal nuts and bolts in automotive and truck maintenance
• Heavy machinery assembly and repair in industrial maintenance
• Mechanical workshops and service bays using 1" drive impact tools

Key specifications

• Socket size: 36 mm
• Drive size: 1 inch
• Point configuration: 6-point (hex)
• Intended use: impact-rated for use with impact wrenches and torque tools
• Material: impact-grade steel with heat-treated finish

How to use

Select the 36 mm 6-point socket and attach it to a compatible 1" drive impact wrench or breaker bar. Ensure the socket seats fully onto the hex fastener before applying torque to prevent slipping. When using an impact wrench, apply steady bursts rather than continuous high-speed operation to control torque and reduce stress on adjacent components. Inspect the socket for signs of wear or cracking before use and replace if damage is observed.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective operation, use the socket only with tools rated for a 1" drive and within the torque limits recommended by the tool manufacturer. Avoid using cheater bars or excessive force beyond the tool's specification. Store the socket in a dry, organized tool chest to prevent corrosion and maintain its hex engagement accuracy.